Core Viewpoint - The construction of a modern industrial system in China is being accelerated, focusing on the integration of technological and industrial innovation to enhance international competitiveness [1] Group 1: Industrial Economic Development - The industrial economy in China is expected to maintain stability and growth, with a focus on four key areas: stability, expansion, innovation, and enhancement [2] - Stability involves supporting key industries and regions that account for 80% of industrial output, implementing growth plans, and ensuring policy support [2] - Expansion focuses on increasing effective demand through flexible manufacturing and promoting new technologies, while also initiating major engineering projects [2] - Innovation aims to enhance value creation by upgrading traditional industries and developing emerging sectors, such as integrated circuits and aerospace [3] - Enhancement emphasizes improving the vitality of enterprises, particularly small and medium-sized ones, by reducing burdens and ensuring timely payments [3] Group 2: Manufacturing Development - The focus during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period will be on intelligent, green, and integrated development of manufacturing, ensuring supply chain security and stability [4] - Traditional industries will undergo renewal through the implementation of targeted upgrade plans and the adoption of smart and green technologies [4] - Emerging industries will be promoted through the establishment of demonstration bases and large-scale application of new technologies [5] - Future industries will be strategically developed, focusing on areas like quantum technology and 6G, with an emphasis on innovation and ecosystem building [5] Group 3: Technological Innovation - The integration of technological and industrial innovation is prioritized to enhance productivity and secure a competitive edge in global markets [6] - High-quality technological supply will be increased through national projects and collaboration between enterprises and research institutions [6] - The role of enterprises in technological innovation will be strengthened, with policies to support R&D investments and enhance participation in major projects [7] Group 4: Digital Transformation - The promotion of digital transformation in manufacturing will be driven by the large-scale application of industrial internet and artificial intelligence [8] - A strong digital foundation will be established by focusing on high-quality data collection and usage, particularly in key manufacturing sectors [8] - The development of industrial internet platforms and smart solutions will be prioritized to enhance connectivity and application in various industries [9]

当前，我国低空经济正处于政策红利释放、技术迭代加速的快速发展期，已成为培育新质生产力、 打造万亿级新兴产业的核心赛道。2025年，在政策引领、技术创新与场景落地的多重驱动下，我国低空 经济实现了从路径探索向规模化、规范化发展的关键跨越，政策体系持续完善，核心技术加速突破，应 用场景多元拓展，基础设施网络逐渐成型。 一是政策体系持续完善。从国家层面看，低空经济连续两年被写入《政府工作报告》。党的二十届 四中全会审议通过的《中共中央关于制定国民经济和社会发展第十五个五年规划的建议》提出，加快低 空经济等战略性新兴产业集群发展。2025年低空经济顶层设计进一步落地，中央空管委、交通运输部等 部门先后出台空域管理、场景推广等专项政策，为产业发展划定清晰路径。从地方层面看，全国多地出 台低空经济相关政策，各省(自治区、直辖市)结合自身资源禀赋，形成差异化发展路径。 二是核心技术加速突破。2025年我国低空装备技术研发实现"从0到1"突破，国产首款800公斤级重 载电动垂直起降飞行器AR-E800首飞成功，亿航智能EH216-S成为全球首款获载人适航证的电动垂直起 降飞行器产品，这标志着我国低空装备正从"跟跑"向"局部引 ...

Group 1 - The core message emphasizes the importance of confidence in driving economic growth and innovation, highlighting the need for determination and practical efforts to overcome challenges [1][3][4] - By June 2025, the number of internet users aged 60 and above in China is projected to reach 161 million, indicating significant growth potential in the silver economy and digital economy [1] - As of November 2025, a total of 611 generative AI services have been registered, with 306 applications or features documented, showcasing the rapid development and application of domestic AI models [1] Group 2 - China's economy is undergoing a profound transformation, shifting from reliance on factor input and scale expansion to a new production capacity that drives quality, efficiency, and dynamic changes [2] - The potential of China's economy is being continuously released through regional coordinated development, rural revitalization, and the enhancement of human capital quality [2] - The unique ecosystem formed by China's super-large market allows innovations to quickly achieve scale effects once they gain market acceptance, as evidenced by the rise of new energy vehicles and live-streaming commerce [2]

Overview - The low-altitude economy is a comprehensive economic form driven by low-altitude flying activities, covering the entire industry chain. Shenzhen is a global hub for the low-altitude economy, with over 1,900 related enterprises and an expected output value exceeding 90 billion yuan in 2024 [1][15]. Importance of Commercial Secret Protection - The protection of commercial secrets is crucial as they represent the core competitiveness of innovative entities in the low-altitude economy. These secrets include drone technology, flight algorithms, business models, and operational data, which are vital for maintaining technological leadership and market competitiveness [16][17]. Characteristics of Commercial Secrets - The commercial secrets in the low-altitude economy are characterized by high technology, scenario dependence, timeliness, full-chain coverage, sensitivity, and military-civilian integration. These characteristics necessitate a robust protection mechanism to safeguard sensitive data and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements [18][19]. Guidelines for Commercial Secret Management - The guidelines provide a comprehensive framework for identifying, managing, and protecting commercial secrets, including processes for collection, identification, approval, classification, and destruction. It emphasizes the establishment of a detailed commercial secret inventory and a robust management system [20][23][49]. Protection and Enforcement Mechanisms - Various enforcement mechanisms are outlined, including administrative, civil, criminal, and arbitration routes. Each route has specific advantages, such as lower thresholds for administrative actions and potential punitive damages in civil cases [3][4]. Public Service Resources - Shenzhen offers three types of public services: guidance on building commercial secret management systems, free online risk assessments for commercial secret management, and one-on-one services for foreign commercial secret protection. These services aim to help enterprises implement targeted protection strategies [4][6].

转自：成都日报锦观 我市新增20家院士（专家）创新工作站 覆盖人工智能、新材料、生物医药、低空经济等领域 1月12日，记者从市科协获悉，2025年成都市院士（专家）创新工作站新增20家，全市累计建站达300 家，五年来柔性引进两院院士（团队）等高层次专家171名。 记者梳理发现，新建的20家工作站签约了包括中国工程院院士邓龙江在内的31名院士（专家），开展合 作项目33项。值得注意的是，此次新增工作站签约的院士（专家）不少来自省外高校和科研机构。其 中，中国科学院院士刘昌明、郭柏灵分别来自中国科学院地理科学与资源研究所、北京应用物理与计算 数学研究所，还有来自华中科技大学、重庆大学等高校院所的院士（专家）。 据了解，2025年度经批准新建的成都市院士（专家）创新工作站，给予每家25万元的一次性资助。"我 们将持续优化院士（专家）创新工作站服务体系，引导产业园区、科技企业深化与院士（专家）团队的 创新合作，聚焦产业关键技术攻关和产品研发，不断提升企业自主创新能力，加速推进'科产融 合'。"市科协相关负责人告诉记者。 全市累计建站300家 近年来，成都不断优化院士（专家）创新工作站服务体系，依托工作站为产业园区、 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of expanding domestic demand and stabilizing growth as a fundamental strategy for China's economic development, highlighting the collaborative efforts of various provinces to enhance investment and consumption, thereby laying a solid foundation for the "14th Five-Year Plan" period [4][13]. Investment and Consumption - Domestic demand is identified as the primary driving force for economic growth, with a focus on expanding effective investment and releasing consumption potential [4]. - Provinces are actively pursuing major project construction, with Hunan Province planning 2,676 central investment and provincial key construction projects, achieving over 530 billion yuan in cumulative investment by 2025 [5]. - By 2026, various regions aim to stabilize and enhance investment quality, with Hunan proposing a "project planning" initiative to accelerate the construction of key infrastructure projects [5][6]. Consumer Market Development - The article discusses the optimization of consumption policies, with provinces like Jiangsu focusing on expanding service consumption and promoting new consumption hotspots such as the silver economy and AI-driven consumption [6]. - Hunan is set to implement policies to promote service consumption and enhance the effectiveness of consumption upgrade initiatives [6][7]. Private Investment - Private investment is highlighted as a crucial support for growth and employment, with provinces like Fujian and Zhejiang implementing reforms to create a favorable environment for private enterprises [7]. - By 2026, regions will enhance policy incentives to stimulate private investment, focusing on reducing entry barriers and operational costs for private enterprises [7][8]. Technological Innovation and Industry Upgrade - The cultivation of new productive forces through technological innovation is emphasized as a key support for high-quality development [8]. - Provinces are encouraged to balance traditional industry upgrades with the development of emerging industries, with initiatives in places like Hunan and Jiangsu focusing on AI and digital economy advancements [9][10]. Regional Coordination and Collaboration - The article underscores the importance of regional cooperation in driving industrial upgrades, with various regions collaborating on emerging industry chains [11]. - Efforts to facilitate the flow of resources and promote open cooperation are highlighted, with provinces like Fujian and Yunnan working on cross-regional resource optimization and trade partnerships [12]. Conclusion - The development blueprint outlined by various provinces aligns with national strategic deployments while showcasing regional strengths, aiming to contribute significantly to China's modernization efforts by 2026 [13].

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of Changsha Low Altitude Economic Development Group marks a significant step in the development of low-altitude economy in Hunan, positioning it as a key player in this emerging industry [1][10]. Group 1: Company Formation and Structure - Changsha Low Altitude Group was formed by four state-owned enterprises in Changsha with a registered capital of 200 million yuan, where Changsha Jiao Investment Group holds 85% of the shares [3][12]. - The group aims to integrate the professional advantages of its shareholders, focusing on low-altitude infrastructure construction, operational services, and industry cultivation [4][13]. Group 2: Strategic Importance of Low Altitude Economy - The low-altitude economy is recognized as a strategic emerging industry, essential for fostering new productive forces and driving economic transformation [3][12]. - Hunan has been designated as the first province in China for comprehensive low-altitude airspace management reform, achieving 12 pioneering reform results [3][12]. Group 3: Market Potential and Growth Projections - By 2035, the market size for aerospace and low-altitude economy in China is expected to exceed 10 trillion yuan and 3.5 trillion yuan, respectively, indicating a vast development potential in the low-altitude economy [6][15]. - The low-altitude industry in Changsha is projected to surpass 10 billion yuan by 2024, accounting for two-thirds of the province's total [6][15]. Group 4: Infrastructure and Ecosystem Development - Changsha is developing a comprehensive low-altitude ecosystem, including the establishment of a low-altitude flight service platform and a network of take-off and landing points [4][18]. - The city has signed strategic cooperation agreements with leading enterprises and financial institutions to enhance technology, scene construction, and data sharing [9][18]. Group 5: Future Goals and Applications - The city aims to create a "Low Altitude City" that covers the entire low-altitude field, leveraging its strengths in engineering machinery, artificial intelligence, and navigation technology [7][16]. - By 2030, the low-altitude economy in Changsha is expected to exceed 100 billion yuan, with applications in tourism, logistics, emergency rescue, and urban governance [7][16].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the vibrant synergy between technology and finance in Nanshan, Shenzhen, showcasing significant developments in the AI and biotechnology sectors, which align with national strategies for innovation and productivity enhancement [1][14]. Group 1: Capital Market Activity - In early January, Nanshan's technology finance sector experienced a surge in activity, marked by significant listings and financing events, including the IPO of AI data leader Xunce Technology, which raised HKD 1.08 billion [3]. - Another notable financing event involved Jindu Biotechnology, which secured a substantial investment from leading institutions, indicating strong capital inflow into Nanshan's future industries [3]. Group 2: Project Incubation and Support - The "X-Day" event on January 9 showcased six promising projects, emphasizing the role of platforms in accelerating incubation and connecting startups with investors [5]. - The "Six Ones" policy in Nanshan supports young entrepreneurs by providing essential resources, fostering a high-density talent and information environment conducive to rapid innovation [5]. Group 3: Industrial Collaboration and Ecosystem - The "Shenzhen Robot Valley" is rapidly forming a trillion-yuan industrial cluster, with companies like Yuejiang Technology achieving mass production of humanoid robots and securing global orders [7]. - Nanshan is also a national pilot zone for low-altitude economy development, attracting key enterprises and establishing a comprehensive industrial chain from R&D to operational scenarios [7]. Group 4: Capital Ecosystem and Investment Philosophy - Nanshan has developed a multi-faceted capital ecosystem, including a CNY 50.45 billion fund aimed at early-stage projects, ensuring seamless capital support throughout the lifecycle of hard tech companies [8]. - The investment philosophy in Nanshan emphasizes patience and long-term innovation over immediate financial returns, fostering a supportive environment for early-stage hard tech investments [10]. Group 5: Government and Market Interaction - The government in Nanshan adopts a "no interference" approach, providing timely support when needed while allowing businesses to focus on growth, exemplified by the establishment of a dedicated quantum computing facility [10]. - The market mechanism in Nanshan facilitates efficient collaboration between academic institutions and industry, enhancing the conversion of technological achievements into marketable products [12]. Group 6: Systematic Innovation Framework - Nanshan's innovative framework includes a unique fault-tolerance mechanism for government funds, shifting focus from short-term returns to long-term innovation effectiveness, thereby encouraging investment in early-stage hard tech [12]. - This systematic approach positions Nanshan as a model for regional implementation of national strategies, particularly in emerging sectors like AI, synthetic biology, and low-altitude economy [14].

Core Viewpoint - Shanghai aims to establish itself as the "world eVTOL capital" by 2028, targeting a core industry scale of over 80 billion yuan and nurturing 10 leading enterprises in the sector [1][2]. Industry Development - The implementation of the new policy marks a transition from nurturing the low-altitude economy to a phase of scaling and commercialization [2]. - By the end of 2025, Shanghai is expected to have at least 251 low-altitude economy startups, with 66 of them focusing on eVTOL and drones [2]. - Over 50% of the leading eVTOL companies in China have chosen to establish their operations in Shanghai, with five key players referred to as the "eVTOL Five Dragons" [2]. Regional Collaboration - The low-altitude economy industry alliance in Minhang District has gathered over 40 member units, covering the entire industry chain from core components to complete manufacturing [3]. - Yangpu District has introduced measures to promote low-altitude economic development, attracting over 130 related enterprises and initiating several innovative drone delivery routes [3]. Technological and Financial Support - Shanghai's comprehensive aviation industry chain, including large aircraft R&D and manufacturing, positions it advantageously in the low-altitude economy sector [4]. - The new measures include 16 support initiatives focusing on equipment R&D, industrial ecology, regional collaboration, and application scenarios [5]. - Financial support is emphasized, with initiatives to guide low-altitude industry funds to attract social capital for equity investments [7]. Future Outlook - The low-altitude economy is projected to reach a scale of over 100 billion yuan by the end of the 14th Five-Year Plan, with a focus on technological innovation and commercial demonstration [4]. - The policy aims to address key industry challenges, such as airworthiness certification, which is crucial for commercial operations [6]. - The collaboration within the Yangtze River Delta region is expected to enhance resource integration and optimize industry layout, facilitating long-term development [8].

Core Insights - The article highlights the development of low-altitude economy in Nanjing, showcasing its innovative applications and smart operational models that inject new momentum into urban life [1][2] Group 1: Low-Altitude Flight Services - Nanjing's low-altitude flight service platform has gathered 228 operational units since its trial run began at the end of 2024, facilitating over 400,000 compliant flights and managing 188 airspace sectors and 197 flight routes [1] - The platform serves as the "smart brain" for Nanjing's low-altitude economy, optimizing flight paths and ensuring safety through an intelligent scheduling system [2] Group 2: Innovative Applications - The launch of "aerial delivery" services on the Yangtze River in August 2025 allows for uninterrupted supply to vessels, marking a significant low-altitude application in Nanjing [1] - A low-altitude blood transport route has been established, enabling rapid delivery between key medical nodes, with a single trip taking as little as 11 minutes and averaging 20 flights per day [1] Group 3: Regulatory Framework - Nanjing is developing a comprehensive policy framework to support the regulated growth of the low-altitude economy, with various departments issuing guidelines and safety management measures [2] - The implementation of the new Public Security Administration Punishment Law on January 1, 2026, will include regulations against unauthorized flights, promoting the integration of civilian drones into the low-altitude flight service platform for dynamic monitoring [2]